The part he played...A Poem by Adelia AlighieriIn my school play last year, I played the role of William Shakespeare.The following was what I wrote as soon as I finished writing the play...It was a day in 1600, When he woke up, And a yawn seized his lips, Gently, as he held the bed's knob, Looking out of the window, He realised the bitter cold, And an icy breeze, Made him fell, The difficulties of daily life.
With a glistening fob hanging, Under his coat, He sat in the cab, And explained, being succint, To take him to 'The Globe', And he was taken, Respectfully, To his destination, Where eyes were waiting.
The next to be done, Was 'Twelfh night', Both Viola and Sebastian were ready, So were Olivia and Orsino and others, The stage too was set, And he ordered, The applause filled the arena, As the curtains were raised, For the play to initiate.
And the ship faced the tornado, And Sebastian was no where to be seen, Viola disguised herself as Cesario, And became Orsino's trust, So she was told about Lady Olivia, But Olivia claimed for Cesario's love, There Viola was enchanted by Orsino, But Sebastian entered the play, And they all lived happily ever after.
The audience stood in honour, Of the melodious play, And he was apprieciated, Like never before, But all that he replied, Isnot preserved in my memory, But from what he wrote, Ends this rhyme, "Be not afraid of greatness; some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them."
© 2009 Adelia AlighieriAuthor's Note
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